The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
The RACES At LATONIl.
THE ATTENDANCE RPnsac.. -.
! A HEAVY RAIN.
Pat DAILY, Lakewood, Governor Rob
eris, santolene, Lottie Wall, Vol.
tiguer and Kaloolah Win.

CrxcIN MATT, O., May 30.-A heavy
rain fell for several hours before time
for the first race at the seventh days
meeting at Latonia today. This re-
duced the attendance to pitiiul num-
Der and caused general dissppoint-
ment TO everybody. The track was
almost in o dangerous condition and
allow, as the time shows:
First Rsce-Selling purse, elk inr,
longs; nine starters, 90 follows: Pat
DAILY, "a, Moore; Blue Timer, l0l, Har-
Ills; Euphony l04, Matthews; ToEg-
Vay, 1903, KeIrick; Vivian, 81, Kelly;
Fanny Williams, 9S, Green j. b., ia,
Saunders; Billy Smith, 100, Adams;
Charley LucaF, 81, Hathaway. Pools:
The field, $50; Pat Daily and Lucas,
500. Charley Lucas led past the hal,
when Pat DAILY left the whole field and
won by Elk lengths; Vivian second,
Billy Smith third. Iime-l :23a.
S, cOnd Rsce-Ssme &c above, Ten
starters as follows: Lakewood, 81,
Vincent; Falls City, l03, Simpson;
Gulnare, 90. Walker; Lea, 81, Kelly;
Faith Thompson, SO, Greenj Jaubert,
100, Hathaway; Gfismer, lO3, Hays;
Alice Moore, "a, Warwick; Pat Dono-
van, 98, Avery; KensiDgton, lib, Sto.
val. Pools: Field, $50; LAMBERT and
X bennington, $40 each; Grismer, $40.
Lakewood led from the start and won
easily with Faith Thompson second,
five lengths behind Lea, third, neck
behind the second. Time-1 :223.
Third Race-Same as above. Eight
starters, as follows: Revoke, lib,
Riley; Brilliant, 100, West; Tony
Pastor, lO4, Vincent; Cardinal Nc.
Closkey, ll3, Tompkins; Avery, l06,
Gerhardy; Swiney, 100; Dudley Oaks,
1903; Governor Roberts, 100, Pools
sold: The field, S25; Governor Roberts,
Sl2; Revoke, $40; Brilliant, SO. Swiney
led to the half, when Governor
Roberts went to the front and was
never headed, winning by three
lengths; Tony Pastor second, Brilliant
third. Time-l:2St.
Fourth Race-For colts and geld
ipgs two years old; Ave fuIlongs;
eight starters, az follows: Comedy,
leo, Adams; Vattelle, 100, Dodd;
Range, 100, West; Cast Steel, l02,
Green; santolene, los, Fishburn;
Autocrat, l05, Hathaway; Business,
81, Kelly; Osborne, 100, Stovall.
Pools: santolene, 500; Autocrat, S27;
Cast Steel, $25; field, $21. Autocrat
got away in the lead, with Osborne
second, Cast Steel third. Santoler c
had reached second place at the half,
and after passing the third quarter
came easily to the front and won In
enter; AutoCrat second, Cast Steel
third, the others badly strung out.
Tint Il :08.
Fifth Ra, e-For maidens three years
old and upwards; seven furlongs.
Thirteen starters, aa follows: Blaze
Ban, 10, Cooper; Doctor, ll6, Ger
hardy; Evsngelir g. ITO, Riley; Buck
Ter, ll5, Haggins; Lottie Wall, 80,
Hathaway Overon, l06, Boyd; Roy
Boy, 113, Kiley; Glen Fisher, l0l,
Fink; Eleanor, SO, Hogan; Bre ak
down, 9S, Vincent; Galatea, 96, Brock
inridge; jim Orr, no, Stoval; Miss
Harkaway, 40, Tompkins. Pools /:
EvanQeline, IS; Overton, Roy Boy and
Galstea, S. each; field, $50. Doctor
and Roy Boy led at the start, but at
the half Lotiie Wall got the lead
and kept 1t thereafter, winning by q
length Galatea second and Overton
third. Time-1:39A. Eleanor was left
at the post.
sixth Race.-Fcr three year olds
that have not won az this nesting;
one mile. Seven starters, as follows:
Voltiguer, 08, West; SAKE, 98, Scott;
Poteen, 9S, Hathaway; Luke Alexan-
der, 9S, Dent; Banbox, 9S, Mitchell;
Rose, 9S, Moore; Coincide, 98, Kelly.
Pools: Voltiguer, $25; PoteeD, $40;
Rose, 81; field, $40. Luke Alexander
got away in the lead, with Po,een sec
ond, Sake third, Rose fourth, Volti-
guer filth, Coincide sixth and Banbox
seventh. At the quarter Rose came
up within half length OF Luke A lex
ander, with SAKE third. At the ha'f
VoltiQuer was Clote third, with SAKE,
Poteen, Coincide and BAnbox out OF
the race. Luke Alexander held the
lead until after the third quarter, when
Voltguer came up and won by a
length RoEe second, Luke Alexander
third. Time-1 100.
Seventh Race--For three year olds
and upward; mile and seventy yards.
Dat OF the seven entries Jacobin, Mol.
lies Last and Terra Gotta were
scratched, leaving only four staItere ss
follows: Elgip, III, Wlthers; Flor
encs T., 1902, Harris; Wandered, 1903,
stoval; Kaloolab, 1Q3, Moore. Kaloo.
lab led n. the start, but Florence took
the lead at the stand and made the
running with Kaloolsh second, Elein
third and Wandered fourth. The quar-
ter was passed with Wanderoo in sec
ond place, Tapped by Kaloolsh, Blgin
tapping Kaloolah. At the half the
four we're side by side. Rounding the
turn Florence L. fel! back and Wan.
deros came to the front at the third
quarter, with Elgin second. Down the
stretch Kaloolah left the others and
won by a length; L gin second, Wan.
deroo third. Time-l:55.